Are only negative unique features being tracked in the database?
While some of the unique features may result in a negative adjustment—such as being located next to railroad tracks or having synthetic stucco siding—positive adjustments also are being tracked, such as a home that was previously owned by a celebrity or built by a famous architect. You also must remember that some unique features may have entirely different results depending on geography. Power lines running through a backyard in Florida may be viewed as a negative, but those same power lines in some areas of Maine might provide excellent access to miles of snowmobile tracks and have a positive effect. Q: What kind of feedback has the committee received from the clients of relocation management companies and the appraisers? A: The main concerns, especially in a volatile market, continue to be the goal of an accurate anticipated sales price. From this perspective, there has been positive feedback in assisting the appraisers or brokers in determining value. The committee also has receive
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